William Shatner lived in an idealistic future for many years when he played the Starfleet Captain James T. Kirk. Created by Gene Roddenberry, the show was known for its optimistic view of the future, which saw increased diversity, harmony, and professionalism coupled with the spirit of discovery.

However, the world itself has probably not gone in the same direction as Roddenberry hoped, although there is still hope as the show was set in the 22nd Century. With global warming an ongoing crisis and several countries declaring a climate emergency, Shatner feels that Roddenberry would be extremely annoyed at climate change deniers.

William Shatner Had A Depressing Revelation When He Went To Space William Shatner in Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country | Credits: Paramount

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